Taxpayers should be OUTRAGED!

This is an unbelievable outrage and totally unacceptable. The Grapevine has sent a letter to our Congressman/women! ACORN is replete with voting/voter fraud and is currently under investigation!........

“One of the sticking points in resolving the crisis was a poison pill in the Dodd/Paulson compromise that would move 20% of profits from the bailout into the Housing Trust Fund, a slush fund for political action groups such as ACORN (the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now) and the National Council of La Raza.”
- Investors Business Daily, 9/26/08

#13 - Unlucky for Voters!

Voters: Keep in mind....Democrat candidate Obama is the #1 MOST LIBERAL member of the US Senate. His running mate - Joe Biden - is #3 MOST LIBERAL!

Add those together, you get the universally known BAD LUCK #13!

To KNOW the candidate(s) is to NO the candidate(s)!

Gingrich: The Happiest Convention!

The Happiest Convention!

by Newt Gingrich

This was the happiest convention I have attended.

In seven conventions going back to 1984, I have never seen delegates as happy.

I have seen them eager, energized, committed, determined but the underlying mood last night was sheer joy.

There was joy that Senator McCain had had the courage to pick Governor Palin.
There was joy that she and her family had come through the week of attacks smiling and eager to campaign.
There was joy that Governor Palin's Wednesday night speech completely vindicated Senator McCain's choice.
There was joy that 37 million Americans had seen her speech. That is almost as many as watched Senator Obama's acceptance speech (39 million).

There was deep inspiration from Cindy McCains story of adopting a child from Bangladesh and her commitment to the poor and the weak around the world.

There was awe at the film about Senator McCain's service to country and inspiration from the personal parts of his speech.

There was joy at Roberta McCain saying "he's a momma's boy" and admiration for her energy and enthusiasm at 96 (sort of knocks down the age issue).

Finally there was joy that we had nominated two real people of great authenticity to take on the poseurs on the other ticket.

It was appropriate in St. Paul, the city of F. Scott Fitzgerald, that the modern Great Gatsby found himself facing a ticket with a real war hero and a real governor.

Obama's long voyage of self discovery and posturing may be about to collide with a team that can't be intimidated and is not afraid to tell the truth.
Now that is a cause for joy.